Rowland Hall St Marks School - Hallmark Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1989 volume:

LIZABAUNZA SHAUNAAPGOOD MELISSAAUSTIN JOHN BAGLEY JEREMYBARBER MIKELBARCENA ERIC BAUGHMAN • JENNIFERBECK ALIBIGELOW JENNIFERBONE JANEBURDICK SARAH CULP •LIBERO DELLA PIANA STEW ELLINGTON •CHITI GARCIA MISKAHAVERILA MARTAHEILBRUN AMYHOEPPNER JAMES HUNTSMAN ROBERTHYUN MASAMICHIIWATA JENNIFERJONES CRAIGKILBANE DAVID KONG JENNIFER LANGHEINRICH WHITT LEE A DAM LIGHT WENDY LIN LARISSA LUBOMUDROV MICHELLEMARCELIS MISSYMARLOWE DUSTIN MARSHALL BETSYMASON DEBORAH MILLER KOZOOTSUKA SAM PALAZZOLO COLETTE RABIN PAIGE REESE JIM ROCK GEORGESCOTT ERICSELEKOF MEREDITHSMITH BENSMITH LAURENSTRACHAN KENNETH THOMASON NIKITIPPLE KRISTINEWAMBA JASON WEST BRAD WILLIAMS ANDERS WOLLAN RACHAEL YOCUM TAKAHIRAASADA JIROBANNAI BROOKE BAUGHMAN CINDY BENTZLEY ADAM CARROLL DAVE COLLINS DAVID COWEN COURTNEY CULBERTSON KRISTINEEASTON CASSIE FERGUSON KELLY HANNAH AMANDA HANSEN LAURA HERMANCE JON HODGE HEATHER HORNE PAMELA HUTTON YOKO IN OUE SAYURIITABASHI STEPHANIE KAO MIKAKATO KARAKIM DEBBIE KOCHENOUR ANDYKRALIOS RACHEL KULMER LINDA LAI CHARLEY LIND MARIANNE MAW ALEXMCCLAIN ASHLYMOORE WOOD MOYLE MONAOKADA ICHIDAI OKAMOTO DOMINIQUE RAMPTON RICK RAUSCHMEIER MATT ROGERS BRANIGAN SHERMAN NATHALIE SMITH SUTTON SNOOK HEATHER VANDEVENTER ALI WILSON REBECCA WINDER AVA AMIRI AMY BUCH I DAVID CALLISTER BRIAN CONNER MICHELLE CORD RAY GARRETT DELAVAN KAN DYCE EASTON PETEGRANZIN STEVE HARMSEN AN DREHEIBER SARAH HEILBRUN DARREN HICKS KRISTIN HOLM CORIKARMIEL GRACE KONG AMY LAM BERT MIKE LANGFORD JESSELOWE JESSICALUX GRETCHEN MATHIS VALERIE NEILSON SHILO NELSON CHRIS NIXON KITTY NORTHROP KATHY OGLES SUZANNE PALMER JUSTIN PETERSON KATIE POINIER MATT RAMSEY DAN RAY RUDI RIET SARA ROCK MARKROSKELLEY ED SALMON JEN N I FER SEXTON ANTON I A STANG DAVID STOCKH AM CHRIS SWINDLE JEREMIAH THOMPSON HEATHER URE BRANDON WARBURTON SCOTT ALDER BARNES ARNOTT LAURA BABCOCK KATIEBECK HAAKONBJERCKE JESSICA CARROLL ANGELO CHACHAS JIM CROCKETT BEN DAHL DAVID EARLY PRICE ELLINGTON ELLEN ERLINGSSON MENASHEH FOGEL ELIZABETH GOLDSTEIN ADAM HAIGH STUARTHALLIDAY RYAN HARGES ALISON HERMANCE JENNY HIGHTOWER MARI HOIDAL NOBUHIRO IKEHATA PHILLIPJOHNSON CARI JOHNSON N AY ERKHAZENI JOHN KLEINSCHMIDT MARKKULMER GEORGELAI ERICLANGHEINRICH JULIANNELEE LUTHER LIGHT CHRIS MARK MARC MATHIS CARTER MATZINGER AMANDA MAW JAKE MCCANDLESS ALICE MITCHELL BECCA MOYLE SCOTT NUISMER ANDREW PAULOS MATTHEW PRINCE ALEX REID HILLARY ROGERS HEATHER SCHUMACKER STEPHEN SPURGEON ASHLEYTEREN REAGANTOLBOE MICHELLEWADE KRISTEN WENGER PETER WOOLF EDMUNDWRENN BRAD BARBER JON BELGIQUE COLIN BIELEN MOLLY BILLINGS RYAN BOEHM E SYDNEY BROWN TIFFANY BROWN ADRIANA CESPEDES DAN CONNER JOHN COULTER CLAYTON CUTSHALL STEVEN DITTO KATHLEEN EASTON ANNE FERGUSON STEFAN FOLIAS PATRICK GIBBONS KORY HANSEN JANELLJAMES JONATHAN JENSEN CHRIS LEE PATRICK LIN PETER LOEBBECKE ADRIENNE MCCONNELL JONAS MITCHELL JAMES MURDOCK JENNIFER NAKAO JEANNA NIXON PETE PAULOS NIKI PAULOS DAR QUEALY ASHLEY RAZOR BILLY REAGAN MEG GAN ROSENBERG EMILYSANDACK MICHAELSASICH TAMASELEKOF HEATHERSEYBOLT DU ST IN SILVESTER JONATHAN STEEGE ERIKSTROMBERG MICHELLE STUART GEORGETSILIS BRETT WARDLE SAMWEYHER KRISTIN WHITE MEGAN WILLIAMS TOMMYZARR JEREMY AG RAZ ALI AKHAVAN AVID AMIRI ALEX ASHTON ELIZABETH BARRETT AUDREY BECK JON BONE ANDREW CALLISTER ANN CALLISTER MARIA CHACHAS RICHARDCHANG DAVIDCRANDALL WAYLONCRISS MATT CROCKETT JONATHAN DAHL AN DREW DITTO JIM FORD ANDREW GELMAN DEAN GORDON MATTHEWGRAVES JUSTIN HENDERSON JONATHAN HOLMAN AN DREW HOWELL COU RTNEY JACOBS JON ATH AN JUDGE BENJAMINKESNER ANTHONYKIRK DAVIDLANDA ANNELEPPERT TARA MAG RE SALLY MASON J E REM Y MATHEWS KELLY MCNEIL BRIAN METHNER KEITH NIELSON LORI NUISMER BILLY OBERMANN SCOTT OSTERLOH CHRISTINA PAEGLE JONATHAN PAPPASIDERIS NICKIE PERRY JOYCE PONS BRADY RASMUSSEN DYLAN RICE NICHOLE SANTORO ERIK SORENSEN PETER SPRUANCE WENDY STANSBURY-JAMES ADAM STRACHAN RYLAND SUMNER JOSHUATAYLOR NATHAN TAYLOR JASON TUNDERMANN DAN URMANN ADAM WALKER JEN NY WILLI AMS CARTER YOUNG PAULZISSI LIZ ABAUNZA SHAUNAAPGOOD MELISSA AUSTIN JOHN BAGLEY JEREMY BARBER MIKELBARCENA ERIC BAUGHMAN JENNIFER BECK ALI BIGELOW JENNIFER BONE JANE BURDICK SARAH CULP LIBERO DELLA PIANA STEW ELLINGTON CHITI GARCIA MISKA HAVERILA • MARTA HEILBRUN-AMYHOEPPNER JAMES HUNTSMAN ROBERT HYUN • MASAMICHI IWATA • JENNIFER JONES • CRAIG KILBANE • DAVID KONG • JENNIFER LANGHEINRICH • WHITT LEE • ADAM LIGHT WENDY LIN • LARISSALUBOMUDROV MICHELLE MARCELIS MISSY MARLOWE DUSTIN MARSHALL BETSY MASON DEBORAH MILLER KOZO OTSUKA SAM PALAZZOLO COLETTE RABIN PAIGE REESE JIM ROCK GEORGE SCOTT ERIC SELEKOF MEREDITH SMITH BEN SMITH LAUREN STRACHAN KENNETH THOMASON NIKI TIPPLE KRISTINE WAMBA JASON WEST BRAD WILLIAMS ANDERSWOLLAN RACHAELYOCUM TAKAHIRAASADA JIRO BANNAI BROOKE BAUGHMAN CINDY BENTZLEY ADAM CARROLL DAVE COLLINS DAVID COWEN COURTNEY CULBERTSON KRISTINE EASTON CASSIE FERGUSON KELLY HANNAH AMANDA HANSEN LAURA HERMANCE JON HODGE HEATHER HORNE PAMELA HUTTON YOKO INOUE SAYURI ITABASHI STEPHANIE KAO MIKA KATO KARA KIM DEBBIE KOCHENOUR ANDY KRALIOS RACHEL KULMER LINDA LAI CHARLEY LIND MARIANNE MAW ALEX MCCLAIN ASHLY MOORE WOOD MOYLE MONA OKADA ICHIDAI OKAMOTO DOMINIQUE RAMPTON RICK RAUSCHMEIER MATT ROGERS BRANIGAN SHERMAN NATHALIE SMITH SUTTON SNOOK HEATHER VANDEVENTER ALI WILSON REBECCA WINDER AVA AMIRI AMY BUCHI DAVID CALLISTER BRIAN CONNER MICHELLE CORDRAY GARRETT DELAVAN KANDYCE EASTON PETE GRANZIN STEVE HARMSEN ANDRE HEIBER SARAH HEILBRUN DARREN HICKS KRISTIN HOLM CORIKARMIEL GRACE KONG BEN DAHL DAVID EARLY PRICE ELLINGTON AMY LAMBERT MIKE LANGFORD JESSE LOWE JESSICA LUX GRETCHEN MATHIS VALERIE NEILSON SHILO NELSON CHRIS NIXON KITTY NORTHROP KATHY OGLES SUZANNE PALMER JUSTIN PETERSON KATIE POINIER MATT RAMSEY DAN RAY RUDI RIET SARA ROCK MARK ROSKELLEY ED SALMON JENNIFER SEXTON ANTONIA STANG DAVID STOCKHAM CHRIS SWINDLE JEREMIAH THOMPSON HEATHER URE BRANDON WARBURTON SCOTT ALDER BARNES ARNOTT LAURA BABCOCK KATIE BECK HAAKON BJERCKE JESSICA CARROLL ANGELO CHACHAS JIM CROCKETT ELLEN ERLINGSSON MENASHEH FOGEL ELIZABETH GOLDSTEIN ADAM HAIGH STUART HALLIDAY RYAN HARGES ALISON HERMANCE JENNY HIGHTOWER MARI HOIDAL NOBUHIRO IKEHATA PHILLIP JOHNSON CARI JOHNSON NAYER KHAZENI JOHN KLEINSCHMIDT MARK KULMER GEORGE LAI ERIC LANGHEINRICH JULIANNELEE LUTHER LIGHT CHRIS MARK MARC MATHIS CARTER MATZINGER AMANDA MAW JAKE MCCANDLESS ALICE MITCHELL BECCA MOYLE SCOTT NUISMER ANDREW PAULOS MATTHEW PRINCE ALEX REID HILLARY ROGERS HEATHER SCHUMACKER STEPHEN SPURGEON ASHLEYTEREN REAGANTOLBOE MICHELLE WADE KRISTEN WENGER PETER WOOLF EDMUND WRENN BRAD BARBER JON BELGIQUE COLIN BIELEN MOLLY BILLINGS RYAN BOEHME SYDNEY BROWN TIFFANY BROWN ADRIANA CESPEDES DAN CONNER JOHN COULTER CLAYTON CUTSHALL STEVEN DITTO KATHLEEN EASTON ANNE FERGUSON STEFAN FOLIAS PATRICK GIBBONS KORY HANSEN JANELL JAMES JONATHAN JENSEN CHRIS LEE PATRICK LIN PETER LOEBBECKE ADRIENNE MCCONNELL JONAS MITCHELL JAMES MURDOCK JENNIFER NAKAO JEANNA NIXON PETE PAULOS NIKI PAULOS DAR QUEALY ASHLEY RAZOR BILLY REAGAN MEGGAN ROSENBERG EMILY SANDACK MICHAEL SASICH TAMA SELEKOF HEATHER SEYBOLT DUSTIN SILVESTER JONATHAN STEEGE ERIK STROMBERG MICHELLE STUART GEORGE TSILIS BRETT WARDLE SAM WEYHER KRISTIN WHITE MEGAN WILLIAMS TOMMY ZARR JEREMY AGRAZ ALI ' JEREMY MATHEWS KELLY MCNEIL BRIAN AKHAVAN AVID AMIRI ALEX ASHTON ELIZABETH BARRETT AUDREY BECK JON BONE ANDREW CALLISTER ANN CALLISTER MARIA CHACHAS RICHARD CHANG DAVID CRANDALL WAYLON CRISS MATT CROCKETT JONATHAN DAHL ANDREW DITTO JIM FORD ANDREW GELMAN DEAN GORDON MATTHEWGRAVES JUSTIN HENDERSON JONATHAN HOLMAN ANDREW HOWELL COURTNEY JACOBS JONATHAN JUDGE BENJAMIN KESNER ANTHONY KIRK DAVID LANDA ANNE LEPPERT TARAMAGRE SALLYMASON METHNER KEITH NIELSON LORI NUISMER BILLYOBERMANN SCOTTOSTERLOH CHRISTINAPAEGLE JONATHAN PAPPASIDERIS NICKIE PERRY JOYCE PONS BRADY RASMUSSEN DYLAN RICE NICHOLE SANTORO ERIK SORENSEN PETER SPRUANCE WENDY STANSBURY-JAMES ADAM STRACHAN RYLANDSUMNER JOSHUATAYLOR NATHAN TAYLOR JASONTUNDERMANN DAN URMANN ADAM WALKER JENNY WILLIAMS CARTER YOUNG PAUL ZISSI LIZ ABAUNZA SHAUNA APGOOD MELISSA AUSTIN JOHN BAGLEY JEREMY BARBER MIKEL BARCENA ERIC BAUGHMAN JENNIFER BECK ALI BIGELOW JENNIFER BONE JANE BURDICK SARAH CULP LIBERO DELLA PIANA STEW ELLINGTON CHITI GARCIA MISKA HAVERILA MARTA HEILBRUN AMY HOEPPNER JAMES HUNTSMAN ROBERT HYUN MASAMICHI IWATA JENNIFER JONES CRAIG KILBANE DAVID KONG ROWLAND HALL-ST. MARK’S 843 LINCOLN STREET SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84102 DEDICATION Among the schools admitting this year’s seniors were highly selective colleges and universities all over the country, including several Ivy League institutions. The class is very pleased with these results and agiees that much of this success can be credited to the work of Mrs. Patricia A. Goldsmith, our college counselor. Pat Goldsmith came to Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s last year from a job as a highly esteemed college admissions officer at Harvard University. Her background gives her invaluable insight into the college admissions process that has benefited stu- dents immensely. In addition to this knowledge, her background provides her with many connections and much influence. Mrs. Goldsmith’s enthusiasm for her job is evident. Her individual attention and concern have helped students in many areas from planning college tours, to writing college essays. Seniors appreciate her openness and honesty and subsequently value her opinion. Mrs. Goldsmith pushed students to their highest potential without allowing them to overstep their ability. She did her utmost to assure acceptances at “safety” and “reach” school alike. Mrs. Goldsmith is proud of each student’s acceptances, to say the least. For her accomplishments, the yearbook staff would like to dedicate the 1988- 1989 Hallmark to Pat Goldsmith and thank her for her many hours. When we consider that she alone completed an average of four to five recommendations for each senior in addition to the rest of the work her job requires, the thought is overwhelming. Our thanks and gratitude are thus expressed to a most indispensa- ble member of the Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s School community. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION A, THOMAS JACKSON HEADMASTER “Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, Or what’s a heaven for?” -Browning JUDITH SMITH PRINCIPAL “With regard to excellence, it is not enough to know, but we must try to have and to use it.” -Aristotle CARL M. STURGES ASST. PRINCIPAL High School “It is necessary to the happiness of man that he be mentally faithful to himself. Infidelity does not consist in believing, or in disbeliev- ing, it consists in professing to believe what one does not believe.” MARJORIE W. COOMBS ASST. PRINCIPAL Middle School “It takes a great deal of experience to become natural.” -Willa Cather 4 -Thomas Paine FACULTY STAFF Steve Addicott Rowmark Deanne Anthony Office Assistant Julie Barrett Development Mary Beth Beck Admissions Barbara Boardman Newspaper Connie Borup Art Mary Jo Burns Business Manager Marjan Cernigoj Rowmark Paul Christensen Mathematics Marjorie Coombs Writing Lab Anneli Doxey Connie Erickson Jeff Gadette Fat Goldsmith Mette Haigh Keyboarding Ceramics Mathematics College Counseling Asst, to Headmaster Dave Hall Science, Rowmark Keller Higbee English Jodie Hunt Office Manager Tom Jackson English Lava Kesner Chemistry 5 FACULTY 4 - s i Mike Koetter Mathematics Lynn Komlos Librarian Carol Kranes English Joan Kingston Dance Brigitte Kirk German Tony Larimer English Olle Larsson Mary Kay Lehto Rowmark Counselor George Matthews Rick McClure Director of Athletics Music, Debate Kathy Miklossy Science Bob Ligget History Ed Macner Science, Art Tom Nitzkowski Maintenance Sue Olsen Latin, History Barbie Patterson-Kallerud Jackie Perry Mark Perry Nancy Petersen Nancy Peterson French, Alpine Racing ESL, Spanish History Science Spanish 6 Raggs Ragan Mary Ann Rees Rebecca Shadowitz Danny Shwam Suzette Smith Chaplain English Mathematics Baseball, Basketball Asst. Librarian Carol Spurgeon English Leslie Stone English Carl Sturges History, Debate Ruth Sturges History Nancy Wentworth Computer Science Doug Wortham French Jim Wanosik Maintenance Scott Wunderlich Maintenance Missing: Laurie Carpenter, Becky Reimer, Frank Langheinrich, Ann O’Connell, Billie McNichol, Jack Dainton 7 in Ph . I ; or f()ur K Su ‘• ' ‘V’ fall at ,«i fiv These fish are a priceless legacy and should not be ' ' haras , chased or injured in any way. If disturbed, awrer eggs are deposited, re jIt ig Oittnc M ' BC •« Suntlww C Bci iJt aoACKtMOAiE ec P on« m MU O ' BV in fewer fish for the fi jre STUDENTS 9 SENIORS Liz Abaunza Shauna Apgood Melissa Austin John Bagley Mikel Barcena Eric Baughman Jennifer Beck 10 Ali Bigelow Sarah Culp Libero Della Piana Stew Ellington Chiti Garcia Miska Haverila Marta Heilbrun Amy Hoeppner James Huntsman Roberto Hyun Masamichi Iwata Craig Kilbane David Kong Jennifer Jones Jennifer Langbeinrich Whitt Lee Adam Light Wendy Lin Larissa Lubomudrov Michelle Marcelis Deborah Miller Kozo Otsuka Sam Palazzolo Colette Rabin Paige Reese George Scott Eric Selekof Meredith Smith Lauren Strachan Jim Rock Benjamin Smith Kenneth Thomason Niki Tipple Kristine Wamba Jason West Brad Williams Anders Wollan Rachael Yocum 15 16 BENJY JIM PAIGE MICHELLE SHAUNA ROBERT JENNIFER BETSY MARTA JENNIFER COLETTE CHITI NIKI LARISSA MELISSA ALI WENDY STEW LAUREN WHITT LIBERO MEREDITH ERIK JANE MISKA CRAIG SAM ERIC DAVE KRISTINE GEORGE JASON KENNETH DUSTIN JENNIFER ANDERS MIKEL SARAH MISSY JENNIFER LIZ KOZO AMY RACHAEL ADAM JAMES BRAD JOHN JEREMY SENIOR CANDIDS “I love U2, Paige.” Don’t mess with Mas. IN 20 YEARS . LIZ will own Laura Ashley SHAUNA will star on the Jetsons MELISSA will be married to Steve Addicott JOHN will be Pope John Paul IV JEREMY will earn a black belt in Tae-kwon-do MIKEL will win the Spanish Grand Prix ERIC B. will be on the U.S. Men’s Gymnastics Team JEN BECK will own a European chocolate franchise in America ALI will be faithfully following the Grateful Dead JEN BONE will be designing for Patagonia JANE ANN will be doing commercials for Egypt Air SARAH will replace Connie Chung on NBC Nightly News LIBERO will run for President for the Socialist Workers’ Party STEW will top the charts with the best-selling guitar solo album CHITI will be leading the resistance against the Basque terrorists MISKA will be the King of Finland MARTA will trip on one of her earrings AMY will be the first woman president of NASA JAMES will still be the life of Phi Beta Kappa ROBERT will be growing a hybrid Korean chili plant MASAMICHI will be pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers JEN J. will be a professional beach ski bum CRAIG will be the lead singer for Guns ’N Roses DAVE will be on the cover of Gentleman’s Quarterly JENNY L. will be the RHSM Debate Coach WHITT will be living in F.A.O. Schwartz ADAM will be racing in the Tour De France WENDY will be the ambassador to Taiwan LARISSA will be laughing MICHELLE will be starring on Days of Our Lives MISSY will be an NBC Sports commentator DUSTIN will wear high-tops t o his business meetings BETSY will own Mason’s Volkswagon of Palo Alto DEB will have just asked her one billionth math question KOZO will be the ringmaster for Barnum and Bailey Brothers Circus SAM will be driving a semi across the United States COLETTE will be the Utah director of ACLU PAIGE will be the prima ballerina of the Jeffrey Ballet JIM will be the MVP for the first U.S. soccer team to win the World Cup GEORGE will be a member of Mensa ERIC S. will be the shortest member of the JAZZ MERE will be accepting her Nobel Prize for Physics BEN will be married to Jim Rock LAUREN will be starring on L.A. Law KENNETH will be the champion lightweight Sumo wrestler NIKI will be a ski pro at the Wamba Ski Academy KRISTINE will he the founder of the Wamba Ski Academy JASE “will be all right” BRAD will be hosting the New Price Is Right ANDERS will be the head chef on a Norwegian Cruise Liner RACHAEL will be translating Sartre into English “Wonder Twin powers . . . ACTIVATE!” JUNIORS Takahira Asada Jiro Bannai Cindy Bentzley Adam Carroll David Collins David Cowen Courtney Culbertson Kristine Easton Cassie Ferguson Kelly Hannah Sayuri Itabashi Stephanie Kao Mika Kato Kara Kim Yoko Inoue 18 Alex McClain Ashly Moore Wood Moyle Mona Okada Ichidai Okamoto Dominque Rampton Rick Rauschmeier Matt Rogers Branigan Sherman Nathalie Smith Sutton Snook Heather VanDeventer Marianne Von WalDenfels Ali Wilson Rebecca Winder Missing: Rachel Kulmer 19 SOPHOMORES Ava Amiri Amy Buchi David Callister Brian Conner Michelle Cordray Garrett Delavan Kandyce Easton Pete Granzin Steve Harmsen Andre Heiber Sarah Heilbrun Darren Hicks Kirstin Holm Cori Karmiel Grace Kong Amy Lambert Jesse Lowe Jessica Lux Gretchen Mathis Valerie Neilson 22 Katie Poinier Matt Ramsey Daniel Ray Rudi Riet Sara Rock Mark Roskelley Kd Salmon Jennifer Sexton Antonia Stang Chris Swindle Jeremiah J ' hompson Heather Ure Brandon Warhurton David Stockham Missing: Mike Langford .lustin Peterson 2;! 24 25 FRESHMEN Scott Alder Barnaby Arnott Laura Babcock Katie Beck Haakon Bjercke Jessica Carroll Angelo Cbacbas Jim Crockett Ben Dahl David Early Price Ellington Ellen Erlingsson Menasheh Fogel Elizabeth Goldstein Adam Haigh Stuart Halliday Ryan Harges Alison Hermance Jenny Hightower Mari Hoidal 26 Nobuhiro Ikehata Phillip Johnson Cari Johnnson Nayer Khazeni John Kleinschmidt George Lai Eric Langheinrich Julianne Lee Luther Light Mark Kulmer Chris Mark Marc Mathis Carter Matzinger Amanda Maw Jake McCandless Alice Mitchell Rebecca Moyle Scott Nuismer Andrew Paulos Matthew Prince Ashley Teren Heather Schumacker Stephen Spurgeon Alex Reid Hillary Rogers Reagan Tolboe Michelle Wade Kristen Wenger Peter Woolf Edmund Wrenn 28 “Hey . listen to THIS.” Can you tell which one is not like the other ' Yodel -leah-he-hoo” “Okay, okay . so I’m late again “WHO told you that?” “This is how I got to be in the circus.” “Eight . . Four . . . HIKE!” EIGHTH GRADE Sydney Brown Tiffany Brown Adriana Cespedes Dan Conner John Coulter Clay Cutshall Steven Ditto Kathleen Easton Anne Ferguson Stefan Folias Chris Lee Patrick Gibbons Kory Hansen Janell James Jonathan Jensen Jennifer Nakao Jeanna Nixon Pete Paulos Niki Panics Dar Quealy Ashley Razor Bill Reagan Meggan Rosenberg Emily Sandack Michael Sasich Tama Selekof Heather Seybolt Dustin Silvester Jonathan Steege Erik Stromberg Michelle Stuart George Tsilis Brett Wardle Sam Weyher Kristin White Megan Williams Tom Zarr 32 33 SEVENTH GRADE Audrey Beck Jon Bone Andrew Callister Ann Callister Richard Chang David Crandall Waylon Criss Matt Crockett Andrew Ditto Jim Ford Andrew Gelman Dean Gordon Elizabeth Barrett Maria Chachas Jonathan Dahl Matthew Graves 34 Justin Henderson Jonathan Holman Andrew Howell Courtney Jacobs Jonathan Judge Anne Leppert Tara Magre sally Mason Jeremy Matthews Kelly McNeil Rrijin Mptht Ty A « t I r« 35 Nickie Perry Joyce Pons Brady Rasmussen Dylan Rice Nichole Santoro Erik Sorensen Peter Spruance Wendy Stansbury-James Adam Strachan Ryland Sumner Jason Tundermann Dan Urmann Adam Walker Jenny Williams Carter Young Paul Zissi Nathan Taylor Joshua Taylor • 37 ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK This year’s 1988-89 Hallmark staff worked exceptionally hard to create our incredible yearbook. We have ad- ded a color fold-out group photo of the illustrious senior class and have changed some pages so that our book could be the best yearbook ever. Many members worked hard after hours with enthusiasm and dedica- tion to bring you this book, and we hope that you love it as much as we do! Thank you to everyone who helped, and a special thanks to MaryAnn Rees, our faculty advisor and friend, for her guidance, exper- tise, and always-welcomed sense of humor. -Sarah Culp Editor: Sarah Culp Layout Editor: Niki Tipple Copy Editor: Betsy Mason Business Manager: Sam Palazzolo Photography Editor: Stew Ellington Photographers: Luther Ligh t Robert Hyun Cari Johnson Staff members: Katie Beck Debbie Kochenour Masamichi Iwata Mikel Barcena Cindy Bentzley NEWSPAPER ' Phe Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s Gazette was issued monthly this year under supervision of advisor Bar- bara Boardman and editors Linda Lai and George Scott. The staff, which ranged from twelve to eigh- teen members, produced the newspaper completely in-house this year. The entire process, including re- porting, writing, typesetting, and layout, was per- formed by the students. The Gazette was almost eco- nomically self-sufficient this year. The goal of the staff was to win, for the third consecutive year, the Utah Journalism Education Association Critical Ser- vice Best Newspaper Class 2A award. The members worked to receive a Quill and Scroll award as well. 43 DEBATE The debate team was once again successful this year largely due to the coaching skills of Dr. Carl Sturges. Assistant coach, Frank Langheinrich, helped lead the Lincoln-Douglas team to success. The team spent many hours after school prepar- ing briefs and speeches to compete until late on weeknights and on weekends. The number of tro- phies awarded overwhelmed both coaches and team members. Team co-captains: Marta Heilbrun and Wendy Lin Policy co-captains: Matt Rogers and Liz Abaunza Lincoln-Douglas captain: Sutton Snook Individual Events captain: Jennifer Lanheinrich Legislative Forum captain: Sarah Culp Other team members: Scott Adler, Amy Buchi, Garrett Delavan, Elizabeth Goldstein, Alison Hermance, Nayer Khazeni, Linda Lai, Alex McClain, Mona Okada, Dominique Rampton, Alex Reid, Ed Salmon, Meredith Smith, Lauren Strachan, Heather VanDeventer, Brad Williams, Angelo Chachas, Jennifer Beck, Benjamin Dahlj Libero Della Piana, Adam Haigh, Kirsten Holm) Grace Kong, Eric Lanheinrich, Valerie Neilson’ Matthew Prince, Dan Ray, Hillary Rogers, Benjy Smith, Antonia Stang, Reagan Tolboe, Michelle Wade, Rachael Yocum PEER COUNSELING This year’s Peer Counselors dealt with issues such as relationships, self-esteem, sexuality, and drugs and alcohol on a community level and on a one-to-one basis. They also worked very closely with the 7th 8th grade advisory groups leading discussions on similar issues. Good job, PCs! . , 5 -V ra.E. 5 w T -� A 5 rAvVStoNj — t kiHO • � ,« )o -Li, Y?- i f xro XT ' fS ' - s, ' y iT iT LjCC MXNJ .THt ■jXi) fvvj Jizc PZiAM ' fi-i 1 1 T £-SAliC(e ' x; To rjc. f i) _ r-.. : i ■ -7 3i. -«� i,Ho lo.i ' T:;? ' tL„ w ‘ H i t U. • f xro •r ' DavM ' yg . (WtMM ' � — ji -r � i � Ji . ' Wt Y . ' y r « • ■ � W 5 A few thoughts the PCs want to share with us. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Members: Student Body President, Libero Della Piana; Student Body Vice-president, Wendy Lin; Secretary, Shauna Apgood; Treasurer, Robert Hyun; Publicity Director, Stew Elling- ton; Senior Class President, Deborah Miller Senior Class Vice-president, Marta Heilbrun; Junior Class President, Adam Car- roll; Junior Class Vice-president, Linda Lai; Sophomore Class President, Chris Swindle; Sophomore Class Vice-president, Grace Kong; Freshman Class President, Ed- mund Wrenn; Freshman Class Vice-president, Alison Hermance 49 MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCES WRITING LAB p® ' • rfif 06 t U - ' The writing lab was designed to give students an opportunity to im- prove their writing skills using Macintosh computers. Both the seventh and eighth grades took a trimester writing class in the lab and used the time to write stories or essays or to work on class assignments while learning word processing. High school Plnglish teachers often took ad- vantage of the writing lab to allow their classes to work on writing projects on the computers. Marjorie Coombs was the coordinator for the lab and had the help of Mrs. Doxey and Donna Eagan. 51 MIDDLE SCHOOL RETREAT On Friday, September 23, the seventh and eighth graders and their Peer Counselors joined for the an- nual Middle School Retreat at Mountain Dell. It was a day of sheer fun and enjoyment. It gave the new RHSM students a chance to ask the eighth graders questions that no one else could answer. The stu- dents participated in many fun activities such as relay races, capture the flag, volleyball and many others. Everyone had a wonderful, unforgettable time. by Sally Mason 53 TETON SCIENCE SCHOOL 1 L ’ 1 I Thirty-odd ninth and tenth grade students left their way of life with junkfood and T.V. to live in the Greater Yellowstone Eco-system. They went to Teton Science School to live, learn, and eat health food as they never did before. The long days of hiking and short nights of sleeping went by fast. The counselors taught them everything from how to have fun with animal scat to how the fires affected the living and non-living things in the burn sites. The group arrived back at RHSM with facts, figures, and fun as memories of living in the great outdoors. Luther A. Light NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY The Rho Hota chapter of the National Honor Society was more active than ever. Headed by president, Betsy Mason; vice-president, Lauren Strachan; secretary, Dominique Rampton; assistant secretary, Marta Heilbrun; and advisor, Mary Beth Beck, the NHS proctored study halls, tutored upper and middle school students, and worked on communi- ty service projects and other projects within the school. New students who met the qualifications were introduced into the NHS after the second trimester. This year’s returning mem- bers were the following: Liz Abaunza, Jeremy Barber, Jenni- fer Beck, Jane Ann Burdick, Sarah Culp, Libero Della Piana, Marta Heilbrun, Amy Hoeppner, Robert Hyun, David Kong, Adam Light, Wendy Lin, Larissa Lubomudrov, Melissa Mar- lowe, Betsy Mason, Deborah Miller, Colette Rabin, George Scott, Benjy Smith, Meredith Smith, Lauren Strachan, Niki Tipple, Jason West, Rachael Yocum, Brooke Baughman, Adam Carroll, Heather Van Deventer, Heather Horne, Yoko Inoue, Mika Kato, Marianne Maw, Alex McClain, Domini- que Rampton, Rick Rauschmeier, Matt Rogers, Sutton Snook, and Ali Wilson. 56 57 FINE ARTS 58 59 CANDLE AND CAROL The choir, led by Rick McClure, performed on the eve of December 20. Chris Swindle and Amy Buchi were two of the seven readers. Ill It r yjfa PPm LiJ im Brian and Julianne exchange trinkets outside the Cathedral of St. Mark. Jen and Ali serve as acolytes. James looks forward to the wassail after the ser vice. Missy on the verge of leaving the cathedral Sing choirs of angels. ROWTOWN Rowtown was so popular this year that two sep- arate bands were formed. The program expanded to involve more musicians including middle school students. The bands performed three “En Concerts,” one each trimester. Other perfor- mances included “Brain Food” and recording ses- sions. Second year advisor, Rick McClure, stated: “I am really pleased that this young group has come as far as they have this year. I’m looking forward to seeing them progress musically in the years to come.” Rowtown members: Vocalists: Dan Ray, Adam Haigh, Michelle Wade, Hillary Rogers — Guitar- ists: George Lai, Mike Sasich, Steve Ditto — Bass- ists: Matt Rogers, David Early — Drummers: Price Ellington, Garrett Delavan, Jason West AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Amnesty International is an organization dedicated to liberating pris- oners of conscience through peaceful means. The Rowland Hall branch of Amnesty was led by sophomore, Shilo Nelson. The group met weekly to learn about the many political prisoners around the world. The members wrote letters to governments asking for the release of many of these prisoners. DANCES Dances were more successful than ever this year. They were characterized by increased participation and enthusiasm. A Christmas semi- formal added to this positive trend. MIDDLE SCHOOL OFFICERS The middle school officers for the eighth grade were president, Niki Paulos; and vice-president, Chris Lee. The seventh grade officers were president, Jason Tundermann; and vice-presi- dent, Elizabeth Barrett. Activities the council directed included the Halloween and Valen- tine’s Day dances. The student council advisor was Leslie Stone. 66 COMMUNITY LUNCH This year, instead of the traditional Peace Feast, the middle school invited Alexander Alexandrovich Kaptilan and Nicholai Constantinovich Pakhomov to speak at a community lunch. The speakers were members of the Magna, Utah On-Site In- spection crew from the Soviet Union. The students, who pro- vided food from various cultures, asked the visitors questions about life in the Soviet Union for students of the same age. 67 DANCE Libero props himself while listening to Joan Woodbury. Alison looking pleased after her fine performance SPORTS GIRLS’ TENNIS 70 The girls’ tennis team was once again region champions defeating St. Joe’s and South Summit to claim the title. The team finished fourth in the State Champion- ships, with Deborah Miller, the second singles player, leading the team in second place. Congratulations to first-year coach Nikola Sorovic for a great season! The members of the 1988 team were co-captains Sarah Culp and Deborah Miller, Katie Poinier, Suzanne Palmer, Cassie Ferguson, Kristen Wenger, Betsy Mason, Kara Kim, Dominique Rampton, and Marianne Von Waldenfils. Are we having fun yet? 71 BOYS’ BASEBALL ill «e This year’s Rowland Hall-St. Mark’s varsity baseball team consisted of Masamichi Iwata, Jason West, Chris Swindle, Brian Conner, Jesse Lowe, John Bagley, Eric Selekof, and Eric Baughman. Players who were on both junior varsity and varsity teams were Jim Crockett, Steve Spurgeon, Adam Carroll, Carter Matzinger, Chris Mark, Steve Harmson, Price Ellington, and Chris Nixon. Junior varsity players were Jake McCandless, Garrett Delavan, Marc Mathis, Adam Haigh, Eric Langheinrich, Alex Reid, Kozo Otsuka, and Edmund Wrenn. The team thanks George Matthews, David Hall, Danny Shwam, and Frank Langheinrich for their guidance. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL w. The 1988-1989 volleyball team players were Lauren Strachan, Larissa Lubomudrov, Wendy Lin, Meredith Smith, Mika Kato, Ali Wilson, Ellen Erlingsson, Jessica Lux, Sara Rock, Michele Cordray, Mari Hoidal, Kan- dyce Easton, Amanda Maw, Linda Lai, Gretchen Mathis, and Mona Okada. The junior varsity team’s winning season was a result of the determination of both veteran and new players, and also the leader- ship of Coach Laurie Carpenter. Both the coach and returning team members are look- ing forward to a strong team next year. p«lll - «. I ' 1 74 ROWMARK I Rowmark Ski Academy returned for its sixth year in 1988-89. Under the guidance of program director Olle Larsson and coaches Marjan Cernigoj, Steve Addicott, and Jack Dainton, the athletes did intensive fall dryland training followed by winter ski training every afternoon to prepare for the ski racing season. The 1988-89 Rowmark athletes were Melissa Austin, Mikel Barcena, Ma- samichi Iwata, Craig Kilbane, David Kong, Whitt Lee, Kozo Otsuka, Niki Tipple, Kristine Wamba, Jason West, Anders Wollan, Jiro Bannai, David Cowen, Kelly Hannah, Brani- gan Sherman, Sarah Heilbrun, Dar- ren Hicks, Jesse Lowe, Kitty North- rop, Kathy Ogles, Katie Poinier, Matt Ramsey, Rudy Riet, Jeremiah Thompson, and Hakon Bjercke. by Rudi Riet ri. BOYS’ BASKETBALL 78 Coached by Danny Shwam, the boys’ basketball team over- came their weaknesses to im- prove steadily throughout the season. The team played well despite their small size and in- experience; they look forward to the coming season. This year’s team consisted of John Bagley, Eric Selekof, Dustin Marshall, Wood Moyle, Char- ley Lind, Rick Rauschmeier, Steve Harmsen, Justin Peter- son, Price Ellington, John Kleinschmidt, and Scott Nuismer. 79 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL n The girls’ basketball team, coached by Laurie Carpenter, had a good season despite losing all but three of last year’s players. Even though they fell short of their goal of “a 500 season,” they have high hopes for next year. Returning play- ers were Amy Hoeppner, Ali Wilson, and Mika Kato. New players were Jennifer Jones, Jessica Lux, Gretchen Mathis, Sara Rock, and Ellen Erlingsson. TEAM SPORTS 1988 Boys’ Tennis Girls’ Junior JAZZ 1988 Girls’ Soccer 1988 Boys’ Soccer 82 Boys’ Junior JAZZ Boys’ Junior JAZZ WINTER SPORTS John McEnroe aces his opponent Heather’s 300 is now in the gutter I’ll hit one yet, Paul. WINTER SPORTS Antonia gives a seductive wink while helping Debhie. Nayer perfects a dressage movement. 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Because of you, I am a different person, and tbe person I will grow to become, with or without you by my side, will bave gotten there partly because of you. If you were not in my life right now, I could not be who I am right now, nor would I be growing in exactly the same way. Much of what I grow towards and what I change within myself has to do with what I respond to in you, what I learn from you, and what I understand about my feelings in the dynamics of our relationship. I do not worry about our future together since we’ve already touched each other and affected each other’s lives on so many levels that we can never be totally removed from each other’s thoughts. A part of me will always be you, and a part of you will always be me. That much is certain, no matter what else happens. • we u v6 V6U DAD • And. henrc r THMKSh) Oil my ■fn ' tixl ,. 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Fortunately she joined friends in Open Class, As her T-shirt said OC ' s A Blast . She learned to accept people for what they were, Even girls became her friends for sure. Junior High was exciting you see, They made a mistake and placed her in boys P.E. To her name Shawn she added an a , Shauna sounded quite ok. Ninth grade graduation suddenly came. Wearing a white dress she didn ' t quite look the same. She seemed to have changed so suddenly, A beautiful woman she turned out to be. Racing on a pair of skis. She excelled quite rapidly. Ribbons and trophies filled her room for sure. There is just no place to add any more. The sophomore year was personal growth for her, 1986-87 she would try to endure. Sometimes life can be hard to bear. But she was strong and what she learned she would share. Then one day she said, I ' m sick of it all, I want to go to Rowland Hall . Acceptance brought her a huge smile. She always went that extra mile. Late nights studying for her French test. She seemed to get very little rest. Drink lots of coffee to stay awake, Hope you don ' t make many mistakes. Senior year can be alot of work yet fun. Applications to colleges -- Le t me be accepted by one . Afternoons looking forward in getting the mail, You have been accepted! Go give them hell . Finally came the big graduation night, The future really does look bright. This time seemed to come so fast, As she reflected back in the past. CONGRADULATIONS SHAUNA! WE LOVE YOU! DAD, MOM and BILL 107 CULP CONSTRUCTION COMPANY P.O. Box 1235 2320 South Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 (801) 486-2064 666 Baker Street Suite 415 Costa Mesa, California 92626 (714) 641-9447 108 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FINE CLASS OF 1989 ON A JOB WELL DONE. Mozyme CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’89 CYTOZYME LABORATORIES, INC. 134 SOUTH 700 WEST, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84104 TEL. (801) 533-9208 When I was One, I had just begun. When I was Two, I was nearly new. When I was Three, I was hardly Me. When I was Four, I was not much more. When I was Five, I was just alive. But now I am Six, Fm as clever as clever. So I think Fll be six now for ever and ever. JEN, EIGHTEEN WILL BE GLORIOUS. LOVE, MOM, DAD, SUE, MIKE, LISA, AND MELISSA CONGRATULATIONS, AMY. LOVE, MOM, DAD, LAURA KEVIN, AND LYNNE. May all good things come your way, remarkable Class of ’89. Pat Goldsmith Sweet’s Quality Candies . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’89 Sarah-barah, You climbed up the tree and gathered her apples and you picked very wisely. And the tree is very happy. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, and El -BETSY- Some things never change. . . Especially our love for you. CONGRATULATIONS, MOM, DAD, SALLY, AND NICK Sizzler. steak • Seafood • Salad CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1989 Congratulations to the Class of 1989 CONGRATULATIONS, ERIC! The Athletic Department George Matthews Laurie Carpenter Danny Schwam Barbie Patterson Nikola Sorovic Love, Mom, Dad, Brooke, Brandy Otto, Pepper, Shu-Shu, Adack, Junior, Jane, Chelsea, Charlie, Sarah, and Irving. Billy McNicol CONGRATULATIONS, LIZ! LOVE, SAMMY AND CINNAMON DAN L. and MAHIE E. MIX REALTOR ASSOCIATE GlenArbor Real Estate, Inc. 7517 Autumn Drive West Jordan, Utah 84084 Office; 946-0888 Res; 968-2866 111 CONGRATULATIONS, JASON! Congratulations, Jason. What a super grandson! We love you! -Gram and Gramps Monsen Congratulations, Jason, on your graduation, commitment, and always giving it your best. From Your Biggest Fans, Dad, Mom, Kelly, Jordan. Congratulations, Magpie! Welcome back to the Great Northwest. We love you! -Dirtman, Kathy, Annie, Brent, and Junior We’re so proud! You have done an outstanding job! -Uncle Hal and Aunt Mary Congratulations! We’ve missed you! Welcome home! -All your Fox Island friends Congratulations, Mate, on a great job! Love, Gram and Gramps West Jason, Congratulations! Remember. . Act without undue hesitation. -GREG Congratulations, Jason! You’re RAD! -Johnny Mill WOW! . . . Congratulations on a great four years! Now are you coming home? -Silers Jase, I’m really glad I met you last summer. Thanks for being such a great friend. -JUAN Congratulations! Have a meaningful and fun college career! -Pam Happy Graduation, Jase. You are the GREATEST! Love, Carol and Bob 112 SUPER JOB! Love, Robert, Anne Marie, Forest, Adam i I I i PATRONS The staff would like to thank the following people for their support: Boardman, Hunt, and Hague Mary Beth Beck Patrick and Betty Bentzley Connie Borup The Free Press Eccles Library Tom Jackson and Vicky Hawken Carol Kranes Tony Larimer Math Department Rick McClure Middle School Office Jackie Perry Nancy Petersen Carl and Ruth Sturges Nancy Wentworth Ity A S A T C H T R A V E L 5635 S. Waterbury Way Suite ClOl Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 (801) 278-4771 Good Luck to the Class of 1989 “Learn to do well; seek justice; relieve the op- pressed; give a just verdict to the fatherless; plead for the widow.” Isaiah Congratulations, Whitfield. We love you Jenni Lang. You have proven yourself a worthy member of the best class ever, the RHSM Class of 89. Remember oth- ers as you strive for yourself. Love Mom and Dad Love, Mom, Dad, Adrienne, and Alexandra 113 I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1989 FROM THE UPPER SCHOOL HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 1988-1989 Board Members President: Naomi Holm President-elect: Mindy Ramsey Vice-president: Sheila Gelman Secretary: Marney Billings Treasurer: Kathleen Euston Jan Nixon Lynn Hodge Marilyn Roskelley Judy Hoidal Renee McConnell Mette Haigh Molly Mason Barbara Gibbons Martha Stockham Brenda Lowe Molly Sumner Jennifer Gibbons Vera Conner Sue Williams Sherry Stuart Mary McCandless Susan Palmer Susan Carroll Phyllis Barber 114 RIO GRANDE APPLIANCE A T.F.I. Company 540 West 200 South • Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 • (801) 364-7876 Wholesale Distributors of Appliances to the Construction Industry CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1989, ESPECIALLY WHITT 115 Congratulations to the Class of 1989! niDDLEKAuIT LIINCOLW MERCURY MERKUR 3469 South State 263-2222 • s !■ -i I } ■ I r iX ► I ! ' Vfc. 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